Sentence examples for areas of disruption from inspiring English sources

The swept-source horizontal optical coherence tomography scan centered in the fovea (E) demonstrates atrophic changes in the RPE in the temporal macular region associated with areas of disruption of the outer retina.

It has therefore been suggested that PSP may also be caused by areas of disruption (porosity) in the pleural layer, which are prone to rupture.

Areas of disruption or loss of trabecular structure are marked on the radiographs (figure 2A,B; row 3).

Our literature review identified six cases of IPH associated with PSH with five cases having subcortical lesion locations, echoing the areas of disruption in our three cases.

Figure 8 shows that the severe paint loss is around the area of disruption, and flaking is obvious in the middle of that area.

Most existing proposals in the area of disruption-tolerant networking rely on the binary assertion that when two nodes are not in contact, they are necessarily in intercontact.

Sound business practices, such as increased investment in areas of potential disruption, maintaining a robust global network to ensure flexibility, analysis of past disruptions to bolster contingency planning, and detailed disaster preparedness and relief planning are essential.

However, not all fibrillar aggregates of Flemish Aβ (1 40) were associated with adjacent areas of bilayer disruption (Fig. 8D).

Claudin-1 was not detected near areas of epithelial disruption, suggesting that detachment of enterocytes was preceded by loss of claudin-1.

We show that signaling through PR modulates the activation of MMP-2, and that areas of BM disruption coincide with loss of latent MMP-2.

There were areas of endothelial disruption around the edges of the Emilin1−/− aortic valve (data not shown), which is consistent with previous findings (Zanetti et al., 2004; Danussi et al., 2012).